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Planning for Higher Education Journal
A Comparative Study of Academic Versus Business Sabbaticals
From Volume 32 Number 4 | June–August 2004By Gilbert W. Joseph, Stephen D. KuceraPlanning Types: Academic PlanningTags: Faculty
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The University of TampaThe academic model for sabbaticals is far more rigorous, in terms of being based on merit and having its outcomes evaluated, than is the practice of sabbaticals in the commercial world.
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